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ntfs support in linux is unstable, so writng to that is not wise, if you use a USB drive (pen...) with fat32 it would be easier.
just rightclick on icon choose mount, if it is not mounted already, that is signaled with a small green triangle in lower corner of icon.
now right click on icon again, in actions under that menu you can change to read/write.
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